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James Grant
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Newbie Here, Found a property currently being rented

James Grant
  • Shreveport
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Since I am a newbie, I am unsure of the right questions to ask. Currently own my primary residence with a small amount equity, but that's as far as i have gotten. I have been researching properties and may have found one that is currently being rented out and being sold by the owner. Would this make getting a DSCR loan easier as a newbie, if the numbers are right of course. House was recently updated 2-3 years ago. The current rented amount seems to be about at the median rent for the area. Any help and knowledge is greatly appreciated.